August workshop fills Brinckerhoff with new student plays
Mary Ellis Opdycke reports on Professor Baldwin's workshop where three new student plays were staged. The review praises Miss Alfke's It Might Have Been Worse and Miss Armstrong's return to prominence, notes uneven acting and fabricating scenery, and hints that further rehearsal may sharpen performances.
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Mrs. Geer
Miss Geer
Miss Armstrong
Tess Mayer
Mary Ellis Opdycke
Three-in-One Benefit Postponed to February 14
The committee postpones the second war Benefit to Friday February 14 with two performances by the Dance Club Glee Club and Orchestra. Flu disruptions delayed rehearsals but a better recital is promised. Evening dancing in the gym follows with 50 cent admission. season ticket holders pay 15 cents at the door. Barnard performs cantine proceeds go to the canteen. celebrities rumored to attend.
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Glee Club
Barnard
Teas During Exams Add Relaxed Sessions In College Parlor
During the examination period the regular Wednesday teas in College Parlor continue. The teas are informal and invite all to drop in for relaxation during these strenuous times with additional tea in the Conference room on the other afternoons from 6.
Freshmen Elevators and Cosmic Urges Queried in 1919 Note
A 1919 letter expresses frustration with college access for freshmen and envy of those who grasp life and the cosmos. The writer, Hermione, advocates thoughtful, worthwhile reflection and notes the charm of finding a like minded soul who feels the cosmic urge.
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Hermione
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